How to tie a hairwing Mar Lodge

This is an instructional video on how we tie a simplified hairwing Mar Lodge for Atlantic Salmon in eastern Canada. This pattern is fantastic for dark dull days. We typically fish this pattern sub surface on a swing or top water with a hitch on the swing.

[@GreenEarth140]

AWESOME FLY !!!!

[@newfoundlandflyfisher]

Thanks Sean!!!

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Very nice fly!

[@newfoundlandflyfisher]

Thanks Smuggler!!!

[@newflyrod1]

Great Fly 🪰!! Thanks for sharing your talents 👍

[@newfoundlandflyfisher]

Thank you :)

[@kenb4685]

Gidday Chris. Very nice work. Thankyou.

[@newfoundlandflyfisher]

Hey mate, appreciate the continued support bro👊🏼

[@Flyfisher_D]

I’ve used a similar pattern but the black was chartreuse .. worked amazing on the northern peninsula of NL!

[@newfoundlandflyfisher]

Sounds like a killa

[@toddslichter7831]

Great looking pattern. Thanks for sharing.

[@newfoundlandflyfisher]

Thanks for the comment, your welcome!!

[@robinsquires5621]

Awesome tie Chris!!! 🤙

[@newfoundlandflyfisher]

Thanks Robin

[@stephenrosenfeld833]

If you used a dyed orange Guinea fowl throat, you could call it a Mar A-Lago!

[@newfoundlandflyfisher]

Hahahaha

[@user-lz2ho5mj3l]

Chris what kind of moose fibers did you use here? Thanks so much. I have really enjoyed your videos.

[@newfoundlandflyfisher]

Hey Aaron. Typically i use the moose “bell” for my wings. Im not sure where this stuff was from as I purchased it. Look for the nice dark stuff.

[@justinjones9194]

Chris ,do your ribbing wraps stay in place on a mylar body when you fish the fly?Mine always always slips out of place no matter how tight i wrap it,started putting head cement on it haha.Nice fly man!

[@newfoundlandflyfisher]

Its a great question Justin. I haven’t had a tonne of issues with it but yes i have had ribs slip around a bit after the fly is fished. Should just epoxy the bodies and be done ;)